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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-12-09

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fled at the land oftica IA st. Cloud, MINI.
al qrar scnnt mont 81 rr.d. .xai ausa,a.d.a
in forming an association to 10 into effect
Jan. II HeadquArte rs will be in Denver.
a New York Herald special saws. that
since tie election at Atlanta tha, Negroes
there ara acting In q very lawless manner
cd Rr;t1an {, IN. Minnaeoto Z, r..
kofa srnilroad. states that = cnntrart has
hea,, fet IA nyaljno pfR1 m;,as The ,,nrl
Is TO 30 pushed In the sprtnR.
The. fishing .. SEASON .l,as closed 81 I'm. .
luth. The catch ba. been particn,arlv
po,a over 5 (OO 400 hounds having hcan
y, rLetaa q Tba fnln.trr ba,. en,,,,oyaa
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Northern Pacific road dnrinp the month
of November. VISA the Iarrsst In the
history 81 the road. Freirht earnings
e. 17S $40. nassanf.e aarrinos aaW IN
80, u: g, - -, :.
noIu .ein nue. .lcs anu 'AAe hiIan are
assluurqusly framing JOE lheAr coming
sfhtu. RfAEaaR, Who 10 AZ W estgate, Eng
valuable assistance fr00fih-~ charley
; Mitchell. =: E@'45 49, v
~ S, -. . & -, .---.1, $50
I "a thn secretary az, the paeclar ,nr.r,.
ment fund. - r.G'.' y. ! - > :
i, Tha no,,- s.o1o =, st,e, ,r,,.,,,-
ing prepared to 20 into effect Jan I
at Fittsburg, viii probably be accepted
by the employers.
The receipts OF the BROOKLYN bridge
Monday aggregated s., $40. 80, the largest
sum taken on any one day since tho
structure was thrown open to the public,
A special from Chicago has It that
President StickGey, of the Minneso ia 4
Northwestern, states that he has ordered
500 more freight cars, that the St. Jo-
seph No., branch viii be completed next
sptihE' ana tna1 MS hne mas all the bust
ness IL cai' 20:
The new law, passed by the last Wis
consln legislature. providing Tor county
taA 70 asslst lnolgent soldlers, mas Just
gone lhlo enect ana Is Iouno 70 DO pro
ouctiVe OF gfeat benent. Each county
taEaa cora ~ w. 5anand InI pa.pos n, ana
within ;ts hordar. >'r' 'A>A'o''
-
The ANNA, meeting # the ,s,n,aso,s
Valley Medical association is in session at
Mankato.
. Thirty Thousand ton. Of ,co.} ,rs hmm
inr in the Grand Trnnk avnrdx ct po,-
Huron, Mich.
n Goblet }as informed prss,dont Gov,
NOT that he wonld nndert.ka IN for1n
ministry Tor France.
EX-President Crew ia i'll, n. ,.,a,va.
no y;sitnrs His memoirs have hasn
written hv hts nanbew
C,.;. -,sF:- ~,
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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-12-09
IT IS SADi-CARNoT.

The New French President Takes Up Hts
Residence at the EIysee.
PARIS, Dec. 3.-M. Sadi Carnot Ia
elected president of the French republic,
having received 900 votes from the ma
tional assembly In congress- at Versailles.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-12-09

EEtray.
Came onto my premises i'll. the town ri Ripley
Morrison county, MINI. about OGs. IT, .Se7 E
ssrrel pony mare about 4 years old. aud eur!~l
colt about year old The owner ia rs3us-' .:,i =
nay charges and take them away. .
Oct. rs, 1887. gt5
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-12-09

Annual Report 81 the sscrets.r " the
! Treasury. d
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-15
METHODIST CONFERENCE.
The First Days Session at the
Fort Street Church..

The first regular session of the
Methodist Conference of Southern
California convened yesterday morn
ing at the Fort Street Methodist
Church, Bishop J. M. Walden, pre-
siding. The early portion of the day
was devoted to routine business of
the conference, and the administering
of the Lords Supper, and Of the Sac
rament. At O'Clock in the after
noon the anniversary meeting of the
Womans' Home Missionary Society
was held, Mrs. J. p. Widney in the
chair. The officers of the society re-
ported that the condition of its affairs
was satisfactory, and gave an excellent
account of the good work accomplished
in the past year. In the evening the
church was very nearlyover filled, the
occasion being sermon on" Minister
ial Education" by Rev. E. Thomp-
son. There are in regular attendance
over hundred members of the con-
ference, all of whom are entertained
by the members of the church in this
city. To-day there will be no session
until P. NJ, when the annual meet
ing of the Womans' Foreign Mission
airy Society will take place. In the
evening the annual meeting of the
Educational Society will be addressed
by M. M. Bovard, D. d. and P. F.
Bresee, d. d.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-15
Domestic Infelicity.

Mrs Hall, who has been residing
with her husband at the corner of
Second and Olive streets appeared at
the police station last night with her
little girl and asked for protection
from her husband OF whom she was
afraid. She related a long story of i'll
treatment by him and it appeared
that he is her second husband having
married him in June last in Chicago.
She stated that he had choked her
and had attempted to throw her out of
a buggy at Monrovia where they went
to look for land. The little child ap-
peared to be afraid OF her step father
also and begged that he be not allowed
to kill her. Sergeant Jeffries accom-
panied Mrs. Hall to the residence and
lent his aid while she secured por-
ton of her wardrobe. Officer Collins
accompanied Mrs. Hall to rooms
which had been secured for her use.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-15
Main Street Hotel.

meeting of the property owners
in the neighborhood of Main and
Tenth streets was held last night in
the hall over engine house No. 2, Mr..
Hagan in the Chair and large num-
Der present. DR.. Hagan stated that of
the 5000 needed to build the hotel
$410,000 had been subscribed. There
had been some misunderstanding in
relation to the amount Messrs. Ham
mel & Denker had subscribed, which
was $250,000. This amount did not
include the lot valued at $150,000.
There was 10000 yet to raise andJudge
Ross stated that he was authorized to
say that Mr.. Denker would subscribe
an additional $45, ZOO if the other
$45, 200 was made up before Saturday
night. About $12 900 was subscribed
by those present, making total Of
$467 900, leaving $33 900 yet to raise.
In order to secure this amount meet
ings will be held every night during
this week.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-15
Mexican Celebration. /.

The Mexican citizens of this city
have resolved to celebrate the an.
niversary of Mexican Independence,
commencing this evening with grand
parade, which will form on New High
street and move up to Buena Vista, to
Bellevue avenue, to Main street and
around the Plaza to Upper Main street,
to New High street, where an outdoor
concert will take place, music by
Meine Brothers military band. An
address will also be delivered by A. j.
Flores. All citizens are invited to at
tend the exercises.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-09-15
There Shall He No Alps.

When Napoleon talked of invading Italy
one of his officers said: but, sire, remem
Der the Alps" To an ordinary man these
would have seemed simply insurmountable
shall be no Alps" So the famous Simplon
pass was made. Disease like q mountain;
honor to many who, by. Or: Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery" might be healed, and SC
the mountain would disappear. 1t is
specific for all blood, chronic lung and liver
diseases, such as consumption (Which is
scrofula of the lungs), pimples, blotches,
eruptions, tumors, swellings, fever sores and
kindred complaints.
DIR. PIERCE's "Favorite Prescription" is
everywhere acknowledged to be the standard
remedy for female complaints and weak
nesses. 1t is sold by druggists.
Despise Not the Day of Small
Things.
Little things may help man to rise-a
bent pin in an easy chair, for instance. DR..
Pierce's pheasant Purgative Pellets" are
small things, pleasant to take and they cure
sick headaches, relieve torpid livers and do
wonders. Being purely vegetable, they
cannot harm any one. All druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-02
A,THAGEDY OF TIE WAR.
Ana nn Inquiry collected Relative to IL

And nn Inquiry Solicited Relative to tn.
While was with, General Sullivsn't
Headquarters in the winter OF 1904,
anew New York cavalry pergeanl
named Charley Stewart. He was, like
myself, in detached service, as an orderly
at that time. He and I were very warm
friendo, and when of duty vera nesrly,al
ways together. Ho was O dashlne fellow,
iull OF energy, and tho very liio Of our
quarters. Dark, well-made, handsome
and fearless rider. He had many hair.
breadth eacapes in his night rides almoat
within the enemy's lines. ..I oh.
Ono day he was sent on ecms esrand To
Cumberland, Nd, and we all nieaod him
and thought the time long until he should
return. Soon l got a letter from him, the
longest, Eaddest letter ever received from
any man in all my lie. I regret that I
have mislsid 1t, for know 1t would tell
my story bettor than I can tell it, and
only az q man looking death in the iace
ever could have told It. It startled and
atunned me more than I can ever de-
sstiUls q. Ao uau useu uSuLSUCeQ 10 DO
hanged by tho neck until he was dead!
o, that awful lotter-it pains mo still.
Lila wall Of despair, Its pleading for help |
cannot forget. took it to Gen. Sullivan
whilc the tears rolled down my cheeks.
He read it and cried like a baby. Hand.
lug 1t back to me, he said. "Dalzsll I can
do nothing for Charley. He killed a man
In cold blood in Cumberland and has been
tiled and sentenced 10 death for it. The
sentence will be executed" Amazed IS |
YVES I could not rsslizs that the handsome
noble fellow I had SO late known and
loved had committed murder. He did It
while drunk. I was only private. /
could do nothing to obtain q pardon. Soon
afterwards We left Harper's Ferry, and I
was eEgrossed with other matters, and
passing away from that quarter never
learned the sequel Of the tragedy. And
90 at this late day I write this imperfect
sketch, in hope that 1t may fall under tho
oye OF Bomeone ct Cumberland conreraant
With the details who can complete the
etory. PRIVATE DALzELL.
Calduell, Ohio, September |, 1887. VA +,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-02
n. P. Conference Appointments.

The following are tho appointments
made BY the Conference held at Johns
town, Harrison county, August "a:
President, D. G. Heilnick; Conference
Evangelist, George Nes!or, DID,; Confer.
erca Missionary, J. J. Poynter; Pastors,
Addison Circuit, G. ". Skinner; Avery
Circuit, ]. II. Conway; Avon Circuit, j..
". Holleu; Barbour Circuit, G. W. Bar.
rett; Beverly Circuit, A. D. johnson /;
Brsxton Circuit, J. N. Holt. Buckhan.
non, D. Ba!ten; Burnsville, J.W. Bibbee ;
Cherry River, to bs supplied; Clay Mis-.
aion, to be supplied; Doddridse, J. F.
Arnold; Duck Creek, to be supplied ;
fteeport, ". E. Fletcher; Friendly. II. P.
f. King; Georgetown, 4. L. NcKeWer;
Chenille, I. O. Ocheltree; Grafton, A. j..
Yoke; Greenbrier, j.. T. Hickle; Harri.
son, 3. Stout; HarrisYille, 0. Lowther;
Independence, J. A. Cobb; Jackson, u.
P. Chipps; Keystone. Ell. Harris; Kan.
awha, P. Q. Roberts; Lewis, N. L. Barnett;
Marion, R. 9. Dean; Mt. Morrie,
NJ. l.. Smith Morsantown, D. @.
Weese; MasonioTp, B. r. RAIDER;
Palatine, D.. II. Davis; Parkeraburg. W.
q. Hart; Pennsboro, II. Young; Poca.
hontaa, D.. 8. Boggs; Randolph, Oliver
Westfall; Reedyville, J. Dunn; Ravens.
wood, E. a. Nicholson Richardnonville,
D. B. Warren; sandyville, J. P. Warner
smithGeld, W. a. Law; Spencer, M. NJ.
Everly; ST. George, Perry Lowther; St.
MaryR, ]. I. simms; Sutton, J. Il. Neator
| Tsnnersville, J. I. Vincent; Taylors!own,,
]. P. Anvil; Tyler, M. Ireland; Upshur,
a. T. Humphrieu; Valley (colored), Thos,
| Wells; Vaudeville, G. @. Evans; Web.
ster, D. Ii. Binonton; Weston, E. J.
Wilaon. r.
Without appointment by request. a.
Bsrnen, Jno. Mossburg, J.. Mason, A. J.
RodgerH. Is j.
In the hands Of the Pfealdent-H. P.
Leeper, N. Z. Martin, J. Williamson, g.
u. Wade, J. R. Shaffer, T. s. Cotter.
Loaned to Maryland. D. Corbin.
Loaned 10 Texas. +. Lawlia. Il.
Student at Ad,isn-M. D. Helmick.
Studenis at Westminster Theological
seninaIy-M. S. Bush. J. A. selby. +
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Gle Qtt'telIiiqeittn:r.;
orco, Nos. 20 and 81 Fourteenth street.
THEN AND NOW.
Mary A. Benson. IN Tt1aI tinIng,.

't'HHl. l..
When was young tho giils were thrifty,
The!r work went right ahead,
They MIXED the cows, and chtirncd tho butter
And learned 10 make good bread. Y l,Il =
Ills thirty years slnce ME aud 'Zekel
FltSt started out together,
And pow we've got right smart O. money W
Laid BY for talny weather. "a,
VIC don't &c. mitch on bonds or coupons,
Or railroad stock, and such, 'g1 "a
, We like tho RUG OF gold and silver,
1t !nnEes one feel 10 rich.
Hat ltl we've sPeHt many q dollar lsa
Upon our only dattcr, frrUFl#' ny
And sairy AIMS 40 smart, VIC rccloucd Nv.
suhoolln' would make her smarter,
For Nyo long years the went 10 college,
And stuffed her petty head, ~ ~ Hl
tn now she knows mora than tho parson,
but yet she can't make bread. 10y
When she came home, says !, we'll SEQ now
What eddlcatlon B,-- ~, 'aH
For catched cod ono day q churuln' ;.
Anu TOOK the rheumatic. a,3
She axed her hair In wAa. tho told US
Mssa accafty Ioll, -
And went 10 inlxin' up her bread. dough
In my best butter bowl. ,. Nv
She made IL md she knil yh9 baked 4,
Anl lsct down and cried, M =. - |.r.
And for n while dIdn't caro- much
whether lived or dlcd, '7t' @
.. .|H H .|..9 v. u '0
While 'Zetcl. up aud down tho garden,
a rarln and d pitchln'. : -
WINS kwcarin' ut tbs college teachers, ~
Cause they'd forgot the kitchen.
lie wished there was no 'ology, or
ANY sick ioieIgn stuff, 80 .... NJ
II graduates made bread like leather,
Only moro sour and tough. q
VI. s.aUly. utra0
Our Salry's no good In tho kitchen, If
but then she's awful smart, H".
she Keeps tho old palmer hunmln', "M
Raves over works OF urt .H
Bt ads Frcu;h, aud paints, and sings, but 'Zcke
Fays no would give his head. 80 : 4
II shsd forget that ton.iool Nonsense, u.
+ Anu learn 10 make good bread.
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DEArn.BED REPENTANCE,
A Dying Editor'si Protest Against Time.
- WV Kdru and Hanrs Eliaafnnfa --L---

Dying Editor'sl Protest Against Time.
Worn and Hoary Chostnuta.
The ownor Of . paper lay dying In his
lair, and the dew Of death had gathered
on his brow 80 calm and fair; but printer
knelt besids him as his life blood ebbsd
away, and asked the dying writer /. he had
word 10 aay. The doomed man muir.
INJURED softly as no grabbed the printers
fist: swell, at laet the struggled over,
and ! never will DO minaed. Take a mes.
cage and q token to that city friend Of
mine, that all his WORKOUT cheatnuta he
had better put In brine. There's his Joke
about the weather, which he's used these
many years, and the gag about tho
fellow who Ia always hunting beers,
and the Item he's go fond Of on the man
who peddies books, and the chestnut
based on people who 10 fishing ct the
brooks, Just 10 cave tue papers credit
and cast no slurs on mine, I would ask
him As 8 favor uat to put such gags in
brine. And the lie he's fond Of telling OF
the direct cars and the tYacka and The an.
cient joke about tho man who steps upon
come tscks, and the one about some
dandy who will never pay for clothes,
anu The one on .women-it'n weary,
heaven knowa! Oh, know I'll Stun.
Der happy in my grave beneath tho vine,
II the man who does the city work will
put theae jokes In brine. Tell the mau
who tends the business not 10 weep
when I am dead, but to buy himself q
club and hit the frat man on tho head
who comes in with string Of items and re-
quests them printed Tree when the regular
rates arc cheaper than they really ought to
be. Tellsthe foreman when no makss IN
not 10 turn rufe for me, but to simply
print al item saying that my soul Ia free:
for want no eulogistic taffy oil that Kind
In mine, and think such hosry chest
nuts should ba picked we'll in brine.
Have that gay and froah reporter I en-.
gagged the other day put a stop to saying
'aelah,' also We have come to stsy;' and Il
he should say yelocal' you mus. trsmplo
him In hls gore, for you know I'd never
allow |! the happy days OF yore. And
the man who comes to tell you
how to run the paper we'll should
be greeted when he enters with n
pewter chestnut bell; and you'll
print the paper promptly, be the weather
full Of storms, aud tho iorman must be
careful when he's making up tho forms,
that the beauty "of the paper NAV
through all sgea shine" Tho dying
writer ALTERED, &C these aimple words he
spoke, and the printer knew directly that
he was abou. to croak. So no propped
him up 80 gently as g mother would her
child, but the writer's soul had wandered
to the land Of undecided. And tho printer
sobbed little az he gave one last caroaa,
and be muttered: II must leave him, for
IT'S time to 60 to preaa. Very few could
beat him writing, for his writings were
divine and We never had to place them
IN bucketful OF brine" mn ~
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Give Them Il Cl,nnce /

That is to say. your lungs. Also all
your breathing machinery. Very wonder
ipl machinery it:ia. Not only the larger
alr.passages, but tho thousanda OF little
tubes and cavities loading from them.
Y When thcao are clogsed and ohoked
with matter which ought not to be there.
your. lungs cannot half do their WORK.
and what they do, they cannot do we'll, \,
Gall it cold, cough, Group, pneumonia,
catarrh, consumption or any Of tho family
ol throat and nose and head and lung Oh.
struutions, all are bad, All ought to be
rot rid OF. There is just one eure
way to get rid OF them. That ia
to take Boachee's German Syrup, which
any druggist will sell you at ssyeny-fve
cents . bottle. Even If everything
CLEO has Jailed you, You may depend upon
this ior certain. iat l97 '--t4tl lii = ID
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T Are you disturbed at night and broken
Of your rest by sick child suffering and
crying with pain Of cutting teeth Il
90, send at once and get bottle Of Mgs,
W1SsLow's eooTulNG SyRup. FOR Cn1L.
DREx TEgru1Sa. It's value is incalculablo,
It will relieve the poor little sufferer i'm.
mediately. " Depend upon it, mothers
there 10 no mistake. about 1t. It cures
dysentery and diarrhGs, regulates the
etomach and bowels, cures wind collie,
soItsns the gums, reduces inflammation
and gives tone aud energy to the whole
sya!em. Mis-. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRup
FOR CHILDREN TEErH1Ne ID pleasant to the
taste, and is the prescription OF ono Of the
oldest and beat female nurses and physi.
clans in the United States, and Ia for sale
by all 4druggists throughout the world,
Price Is cents q bottle, q. AWraw 4
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Worlds DispansayY Medical Association,
X, GG3 Main St., 1suFFar,o. N. "
Mexican! War Veteran.


Tho wonderful efficacy OF swlfts Specific rs a
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49, : ~" 'O 49, .oA'p."'
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Knows n Good Thing,

N0rIGH!ottH F0st. y . $500 ~ M ~
The Wheeling INrELLloEScER published
a splendid account OF the recent eoldiers'
Reunion in that city-ircluding many in.
torestiug sketches Of the war, written BY
living participants Of that long and bloody
struggle. The Post numbers among it's
readers hundreds OF old veterans who will
read with interest some Of the stories Of
the rebellion which We print to-day. We
have made liberal extracts from the In.
TstlleEScxR in thus presenting these
sketches, ~ 3. s.; Y. =
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The Verdict Unanimous,

W.D. Suit, Dsusgist, Bippns, Ind, tes
TILES: II can recommend Electric Bitters
As tho very. beet remedy. Every bottle
sold hap given seliei in eyery aasSs. One
man took six bottles and was cured d
Rheumatism Of 10 years. standing" Abrs.
ham Hare, druggist, Bellyille, Ohio, At.
firms: THE best selling medicine have
ever handled in my 20 years experience,
is Electric Bitters." Thousands oi Others
have added their testimony, 80 that the
verdict Is unanimous that Electric Bittere
do cure all diBeasoa Of the Liver, Kidneye
or Blood. Only a half dollar q bottle al
Logan & Co.'s drug store. -sf.Y
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FINANCE AND TRADE,
Tho Features OF tho Money and Sto
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NE" foEK, Sept l.-Moncy on call active at to
7per cent, Inst loan per cent, closed offered at
per cent. Primo mercantile paper 7as per cent.
sterling exchange steady but dull ut 81 S0ai SsS.
Tho advance begun yesterday III tho stock mar.
Ect made further progress to-day, aud no reaction
worthy OF narue occurred during tho entire day.
inc opening was generally strong, most stocks
showing ADVANCES over yesterdays 1nal figures Of
from 70 VI per cent. There was an active bu.l.
ness, but 1t was confined mostly 10 ak or eight
layorte stocks, while the Others were rather quiet
There was some hesitation at tho opening, but
prices soou began to advance under the lead OF
Nor!hwestarn, which was Joined by ST, Paul and
Northern Pacific preferred toward noon. After
that tlmo tho cable reduction had tho effect Of
ehecAing the buying, and the market became dun,
and fractional losses were sustained. Tha last
honr, however. saw q complete rally, and all tho
leading stocks moved up sharply on largely IN.
creased business, apd The close was aciiyc and
strong at the btst figures reached. AS yesterday,
everything Is higher, and Missouri Pacific Is up
w Northern rhclilc preferred ~, Oregon Eavi.
gallon aud Wheeling & Lake Ei.o ~, Western
Union and Manhattan ., Texas Pacific aud Ut.
rAul ", Etie preferred ", Pacific Mall. Oregon &
Irnnscontinental, Northern Pacific, Northwestern
anu Canada Southern w pcs cent. salts, S7i,9Ol
Railroad bonds dull: sales S707, 600,
government bonds dull but STEADY 10 firm.
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